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Identity and Person: Locke on Personal Identity
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Keywords
Locke
Reid
Consciousness
Memory
Personal identity
Abstract
We sustain in this essay, that the criterion of personal identity for Locke is not memory but consciousness. Therefore, for Locke, memory is the power of knowledge of the same consciousness.
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